Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...distant future, she said, Radcliffe might consider "fading out of the picture" as it gains access to more of Harvard's resources. She suggested there was no point in Radcliffe's separate existence if it succeeded only in giving a Harvard education to women. The diploma merger will add "new strength and dignity" to both Harvard and Radcliffe, Mrs. Bunting added. She viewed the merger as a logical outcome of the 1943 agreement making the Harvard faculty responsible for Radcliffe education...
...many states, including Michigan, Ohio, Connecticut, Illinois and Minnesota. In the Saginaw, Mich., area, one-fifth (300) of all youngsters at seven Catholic schools use public schools for technical training. In Chicago, Catholics are now mulling an even closer link: building parochial schools near public schools for easy access...
...Northern community startled to find itself forced to desegregate under federal court order. Judge Irving R. Kaufman found New Rochelle guilty of deliberate gerrymandering to keep a 94%-Negro school Negro. As a result. New Rochelle was compelled under the 14th Amendment to allow the Negroes free access to white schools. More than half the Negroes transferred, leaving their old school near-defunct. Now the N.A.A.C.P. is battling for desegregation in at least 60 target areas from Connecticut to California: ∙Nine communities, from Newark. N.J., to Eloy, Ariz., have voluntarily desegregated. In more than 14 other communities, about half...
Wrong Bet. With easy access to government credit as their prime instrument, the Lopez brothers have parlayed their family's 3,700-acre sugar plantation on Negros Island into one of the Philippines' biggest business empires. In 1947, Eugenio bought Manila's morning Chronicle (circ. 44,750), and by adding to it a string of 25 TV and radio stations soon emerged as a communications king. In 1951, with a generous loan from the state-owned Philippine National Bank, he bought Asia's largest sugar refinery, the Binalbagan-Isabela Sugar Co., Inc. Last year, after expanding...
Militarily, West Berlin's position deep inside Communist territory is hideously vulnerable. The western sector is 140 miles from the nearest Allied bases in West Germany; hence the U.S. preoccupation with access rights, both on land and in the air. In a test of strength with East Germany alone, the three Western powers' 11,000 man Berlin garrison would be outnumbered by Ulbricht's 24,500 armed forces and paramilitary police. They would also have to reckon immediately with the three Soviet divisions that are in and around the city. But, as General Maxwell Taylor, soon...